Udder Randomness

[Gift_in_Edge]

Time being productive on forum < Time making my signature pic pretty

[knittnkitten]

I am going to read the HECK out of this book about henry the viii's health!!

[mica]

Sitting here staring at the top part of a human wig wondering how to make a doll one out of it

[DollyKim]

Cut the threads that sewed the wefts to the cap. That's how I take wigs apart for doll use.

And so everyone knows my part of California isn't on fire, the closest one was small and put out. For non state people I'm nearish the Glen Hellen entertainment place and the Cajon Pass which is the main route to Vegas. There was a big fire here a couple years ago so the brush isn't as bad as it could be.

[SillyLilPuppet]

Mica, is it a mesh or a lace cap? Mesh is easier to salvage all the wefts, lace is easier for all but the very top section if it has a skin cap.

[mica]

not sure what type it is, but I have cut all but the top part and think I am making progress.
Just have to figure out how to make this flat thing a "dome"

[absynthe1972]

I am going to read the HECK out of this book about henry the viii's health!!

I'm pretty sure he had syphilis. He also had probably inherited some of the family insanity, too. Let me know what you think about the book. I am rather interested.

[knittnkitten]

the book states on the first sentence that it was more then likely he did not have syphilis at all.(he really didn't have any symptoms, it would have been outright common knowledge had he been diagnosed with it like the french king at the time, nor was it documented that he went thru the mercury treatments) it was mostly likely he was kell positive (which would explain the miscarriages after having a normal first birth) and then in his later years of his life developed Mcleod syndrome along with a head injuring which caused his increasing paranoid, moodswings, and general craziness around the time he turned 40. its a pretty good book, tho if you've seen the history channel special about Henry the Viii's health, it basically uses this book as its basis. has pretty good references too.

[yarwel]

Ehhh... What about his gangrenous leg? Didn't he have a festering leg for years? And it was his wife's job to take care of it?

[absynthe1972]

the book states on the first sentence that it was more then likely he did not have syphilis at all.(he really didn't have any symptoms, it would have been outright common knowledge had he been diagnosed with it like the french king at the time, nor was it documented that he went thru the mercury treatments) it was mostly likely he was kell positive (which would explain the miscarriages after having a normal first birth) and then in his later years of his life developed Mcleod syndrome along with a head injuring which caused his increasing paranoid, moodswings, and general craziness around the time he turned 40. its a pretty good book, tho if you've seen the history channel special about Henry the Viii's health, it basically uses this book as its basis. has pretty good references too.

What's the title of it? Preetttttttyyyyyyy please????????